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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-24
LOCAL BREYITIES,

Twenty carloads of beef cattle came oyel
from Truckee early this morning, en- route
| 10 San Francisco.
Hon. ]. H. Miller, OF Latrobe, has par.
chased a home on o street, in this city
where he will reside in the future
Strobridges railroad building outfit came
| up yesterday from Santa Barbara by special
train, and was forwarded to Rutherford. to
work on the new Napa branch road.
The State Board of Examiners was to
have met yesterday to consider the drain
age claims, but the Attorney General was
not present, and no session could be held
The police have been endeavoring to
ascertain who relieved VIM. Franklin, of
Lincoln, of his 1915 Sunday night, while
he was enjoying spree, but so far without
success.
The Sacramento Colonization Company
advertise this morning for bids for the sale
OF lands, stating location, price and num-
per OF acres. They are TO be directed to
Ed. r. Hamilton.
The State Board of Equalization is still
wrestling with the figures furnished by the
different County Assessors throughout the
State. They will take some definite action
within few days.
The only arrests made yesterday were
those of Henry Miller, by local officer
Mullen, for disturbing the peace; and All
Quong and All Jung, by Deputy Sheriff
Eldred, for misdemeanor.
Many old Sacramentans will regret to
hear of the death of Joseph Me'len, famil-
iarly known as Bob Mellen. one of the
old residents Of the city, who died on Mon
day, at the age of 60 years.
The average Signal Service temperature
yesterday was so, being 80 cooler than
the normal for that day the highest and
lowest was SO and 56o, with fresh to brisk
southerly winds and clear weather.
The steamer Modoc got aground on the
sand-bar opposite the foot of r street,
while coming up yesterday morning, and
about 40 tons of her freight had to be light
cred before she could get up to her landing.
The carpets that are being put down in
the offices of the Governor and State Con-
troller would look well for small bed
room. The figures are quite small, the
colors anything but pretty, and the State
officials condemn the taste of the individ-
ual who selected them.
Yesterday morning the circus left for
lone. Though it was two days and nights
in Sacramento, nothing has been reported
to the police in the nature of burglaries or
thefts committed by any of the hangers-on
OF the show. and they doubtless were on
their good behavior while here.
San Francisco ordered many thousands of
the State series of textbooks but included
in their order no spoilers. The question
suggests itself, Are they going TO quit teach
ing spelling in the public schools of San
Francisco, or have they made arrangements
to use some other than the spoilers issued
by the State?
The Erening Star, of this city, after a
struggle for existence lasting through 800
ceased to exist with yesterdays
edition. The proprietor, in his valedctory,
gives the Democracy of the city scorch-
ing for their failure TO rally to the support
of the paper with something more sub
stantial than words.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONA

Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin WEIGH went to
Los Angeles yesterday.
Colonel Wilson, of Anita, was among
yesterdays visitors to the city.
Or. w. w. Wood has returned from a
camping trip to the Soda Springs
Fred. B. Houston and Al. Johnson, of
CORTLAND, were in town yesterday.
Miss Rosa Meyers and Miss Kittie
Hottenhoef are visiting friends at Reuters
station.
Mrs. Greed Raymond returned yesterday
to San Francisco from visit to friends in
this city
]. D. Tate and H. L. Sarchetts family
have returned from Bartlett Springs after
six weeks vacation.
Congressman Marion Biggs, of Gridley,
who had been visiting Sacramento, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mrs. G. +. Sanborn has returned from a
pleasant and successful sketching trip in
the vicinity of Santa Cruz.
+. w. Walker, of the Chico Chronicle,
passed through the city yesterday en- route
home from Fresno county.
Sheriff Cunningham, Of San Joaquin
county, who has been at Lake Tahoe, re-
turned yesterday to Stockton
Miss Mamie Quanchi has gone to Shell
don to join the Misses Hastings, and thence
they will depart for Lake Tahoe.
Lieutenant Flaherty and Inspector Io-
seph Klein, who had been delayed at the
camp at Santa Cruz, looking after the tents,
commlssary department material etc, re-
turned home Yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Runckel and sister, Minnie
Gutenberger, have returned from a six
weeks visit to Bolinas and San Francisco.
They were accompanied home by Miss
Katie Runckel, of Bolinas.
Mrs. Charles A. Hull, of Union House,
and Miss Lizzie Walther, of Jefferson CITY,
Mo-, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs,
c. Wagner, of this city, left tor Santa Cruz
yesterday to be absent six or eight weeks.
Charles J. Hack and Harry Beach. OF
Freeport, have gone on hunting trip to
the northeastern counties, accompanied by
several other hunters from the vicinity OF
Florin. There is great uncertainty as to
when they will return, as Hack says it will
not be until after they have killed deer
They took with them a variety of dogs
| from poodle to greyhound.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
| terday w. G. Collins. A. G. Johnson, Miss
Morrison, Miss Swift, Mr.. Mccarthy, Sac
ramento; G. NJ. c. Peters, Anderson Ben.
J. Schmidt, New York A. T. Cafferata, St
Louis; W. Ii. H. Sabin New York R. /,
Sebastian, Red Bluff; w. b. Fry, C. w
! Kirchner, Geo. Boole, B. l.. Bartlett, Mrs
NJ. Wilson, S. P. Smith, San Francisco; A,
B. Butler, Fresno; A ]. Hull. Napa Jas
Kaseberg, Pleasant Valley; Y. H Boud.
sean, Lake Tahoe; Thos. Mcdonald, Dead.
wood: F. C. Radcliffe, Colusa; w. ii
Zwisler and wife, Placerville; William
Johnston, Richland; John B. Sankev
Tucson ; Arthur L. johnson, Boston Chas
| A. Johnson, Salem; S. Blasdel, Portland
Or; Mrs L. w. Buck, Vacaville: f
Greene and wife, Miss Nellie Greene, Gin
cinnati
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Another Excursion to San Jose

Easton & Eldridge, of San Francisco, an
nounce their second grand excursion to
and auction sale of lands in San Jose, to
take place next Saturday, when trains will
leave Fourth and Townsend streets. San
Francisco, and other stations at A. NJ,
and returning leave San Jose at $50 P. NJ.
Fare for round trip 81. The auction sale
will be at - NJ, on the premises, and will
be OF 800 choice residence lots. 40 by 134
feet, fronting on Santa Clara street Tor
Alum Rock road), Mclaughlin, Hale,
Shortridge, Sendrum. Written, Wright,
Parkhurst, Field and Wooster avenues.
Terms-0ne-third cash; balance in six and
twelve months; interest 6 per cent; 10 per
cent. deposit on purchasing of the lots,
which will be credited on the cash pay
ment. The lots are located upon the most
prominent thoroughfares of the Garden
City," Santa Clara street being 100 feet
wide and the great driveway to Mount
Hamilton (which is in full view from the
PREMISES and certain to become the Van
Ness avenue of San Jose. The avenues are
60 feet wide. The electric motor road will
pass the property, furnishing good car &C.
commodations, and all within twelve min
utes of the center of the city. Good eleva-
tion excellent drainage, best of water
Full particulars are given in advertising
columns this morning.
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The following business was transacted in the
United States Land Office in this city yester-
day, selden Hetzel, Register:
Agricultural Applications-Ben f. Zwisler.
Placerville, FL Dorado county; b. S. 9 $50; al
lowed aid filed. Piago Iranis, Salmon Falls,
Ell Dorado county; II. A. $780, allowed and
filed Franz Zurtiuh, Cool, FL Dorado county;
II. A. 5 ,10l; allowed and filed. -
Final Proof-Jerry Collins. Greenwood, FL Do
RADIO county; D. S. S 500; suspended. Anthony
Clark, Forest Hill, Placer county; big Chan
mel Placer Nine approved and final receipt
issued. John H. Saybert et al Georgetown, II
Dorado county: Saybert Quartz Nine final re-
ceipt issued. Kitlie NJ Carrick, Big Trees, Cal
issued. John w. Day, Big Trees, Calaveras
county; timber; approved; final receipt issued
Augustine A. Day, Big Trees. Calaveras county;
timber; approved; final receipt issued.
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Tuesday, September G, 1887.

For building Bridge l40 feet in the span and
20 feet v ide in the clear, over the Aokelumne
river, near \ ew Hope. The builde~ 70 whom
the contract will be awarded must rIY;iish a
good ana Sufficient bond Tor the proper fulfill
ment Of the contract. The Board OF SUper-is-
OTS reserve The right to reject any all bids. \
certified check IN the amount OF ten per cent of
the whole amount of the bid must accompany
each proposal, as guarantee that n good AMI
sufficient bond Will be made for the fIlfiilment
of the contract if awarded to the bidder.
ALEX. MAYBERRH
nn1-.fG Road t.1,rnn m iSsil,,,nr
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NORMAL SCHOOL
Northern California !

nor TWO WEEKS FROM THE DATE HERE
It. of, Architects are invited to submit COM
peting plans for the erection of State Norm al
Building, on the site granted to the State adj
jacent TO the city of Chico. The Plans and
Specifications to be for a Brick School Building
which shall not cost more than $50, 00o.
One thousand dollars are hereby offered for
the best set of Plans and Specifications which
may be selected By the State Board of Normal
Trustees, upon the condition that the successful
competitor shall prepare all detail drawings,
and do everything which competent builder
may require of any architect in the construc-
ton of said building, for the sum of 81 600 in
full compensation thereof. The building is to
be erected by the days work. The undersigned
would suggest that only general plans be first
submitted, with all approximate estimate of the
amount of brick required, the specifications and
working drawings to follow in due time the plan
that shall have been found acceptable.
The Board of Trustees reserve the right to re-
ject any and all plans. Address +. Q. Lusk,
Chico, Cal. F. c. LUSK,
President Normal School Board.
JOHN BIDWELL,
A. II. CREW, T,,,s,oas
L. II. MCINTOSH,
J.W. B. MONTGOMERY,
Chico, August Is, 1887. aul3-is2w
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GRAND PEAsHEs.-H. G. Hayes yesterday
picked some grand specimens of fruit from
peach trees growing in his yard at Nine
tenth and \ streets, that were planted two
years ago. They are of the orange-cling
variety. Some of them measured over III
inches in circumference, and were beauti-
fully-colored and of most delicious flavor
Such fruit is excellent boom argument.
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THAT tired feeling is entirely overcome by
Hoods Sarsaparilla, which Greats an appe-
tite, rouses the liver, cures headache and
gives renewed strength and vigor to the
whole body. Be sure to get Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, which is prculiar to itself. Sold by
all druggists.
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Real Estate

~1oo-Lot sOx16O, southwest corner of
Twenty fifth and q streets.
&60O-Lot 4OxI60, north sids O, between
Seventeenth sad Eighteenth streets; beau
tiful high lot.
&2,OOO-Lot S9xI6G, northeast corner
Twelfth and @ streets; cheap.
S1.500-Good House, 6 roouaS, and Lot
S0x1G0. with Frus Trees and Alfalfa: Z street
between Fifteenth and -ixteenih; this is a nice
place and cheap.
&2.h00-Two-story Modern Dwelling,
rooms, n street; between Second and bird:
rented 10 good tenant for sos; make an
offer
no, 0GO-EIegant new Reside nee of
rooms, facing Capitol Park: lot i0xl60, with
good Stable.
81 ,50O-Twu-srory Building occupied as
Saloon anu Dwelling: ented to good ZEN
ant for 81 per month; this will pay % per
cent. clear; where can you Gobet5er with your
money!
a. Heonard s. son,
10g1. EourfI, sfraat
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Dds WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE UN-
ID deIsigned for the construction of Levee,
three quarte1s-of mile long, on the Butchers
Ranch" 10 miles above the city, on the Sacra-
mento River, olo side, at No 72S street until
AUGUST 50th The right is reserved to reject
any or sll bids. j. d V. HAUSER.
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ALs1P & Co. offer lots in block Nine
tenth and Twentieth. R and S, for $25
cash and Sl2 80 per month without inter-
est. See advertisement
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ALsIP & Co. offer lots in block Nine
tenth and Twentieth, r and S, for $50
cash and sl2 80 per month without inter-
est See advertisement.
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Police Court.

In the Police Court yesterday the case OF
Frank Silvera, boy convicted a short
time ago of battery upon another boy, was
dismissed. THE cases of Mrs. Brennan,
against whom there were two charges of
violating the health ordinance, were also
dismissed, the provisions of the ordinance
having been complied with.....Ah Wah,
arrested for driving over a fire hose at the
time of fire, forfeited his deposit ... "A.
Pilot, who has been an L street "lover'' for
quite while, pleaded guilty of being q
vagrant and was sentenced to 10 days in
the county Jail. All Now was convicted
of misdemeanor in refusing to give his
true name to a Deputy Assessor, and was
fined $40 or 10 days......J. J. Kiley had a
trial by jury for violating ordinance No.
II, relative to signs and drop curtains.
General T. ]. Clunie appeared for the de-
tense. II was in evidence that the de-
PENDANT had sign on a curtain in front of
his place of business. but on being notified
that it was in violation of an ordinance,
he had the lettering painted over. The
paint was not so thoroughly applied, how
ever, but that the sign could be read easily
enough. The jury on their first ballot
found verdict of not guilty. From re-
marks dropped by some of them it was
evident that they did not favor the ordi-
Daucp
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Notice to Contractors !

DL.sNs AND SPFCIFICA1 IONS. WITH BIDS
L accompanying, will be received by the
Board of Supervi ors OF san Joaquin county, at
Stockton, up to 10 o'clock 4. NJ. on
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION,
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
A Novel Entertainment.

The young ladies of the Ninth street
Baptist Church are numerous, interesting.
and when it comes TO getting up an even
ing's entertainment, they are decidedly
original. Last evening they gave what is
termed lunch basket social in the parlor
of the church. The gentlemen were ad-
mltted free while the ladies were charged
an admission fee of ten cents. The at
tendance was large, principally young peo-
pie, and they enjoyed fine evenings en-
decorated with flowers and all the young
ladies' with the exception of a
very few, were dressed in white.
The following musical and literary pro-
gramme was rendered: Miss Cecilie
Schubert, vocal solo, "Ave Maria Miss
Nellie Cohen, recitation, Asleep at the
Switch Miss Nellie Harris, instrumental
solo, lie Desir )" Miss Nettie Campbell.
recitation, Wounded Luther Weber,
vocal solo, ." The Maid of the Mill :" Miss
Villa Burroughs, vocal solo, God Plans
1t All" Miss Lizzie Weber, instrumental
solo, e Fra Diayola;" Miss Matte Shir-
land, recitation, "Minot's Ledge" Miss
Nellie Wright, vocal solos, "Embarras-
ment and The Letter that Never Came"
After the close of the literary exercises the
fun began in earnest.sS Each young lady
had brought with her a small basket con-
taing lunch for two. They were to be auc-
toned of, and the party purchasing the
basket had the privilege of eating the con-
tents with the donor, whose name appeared
on a card beneath the cover The baskets
were sold with rapidity, bringing all the way
from fifty cents to one dollar. Those taste
fully trimmed with ribbons and flowers
brought the latter price invariably. After
the baskets were all disposed of the audi
ence was converted into veritable picnic
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ALsIP & Co. offer lots in block Nine
teenth and Twentieth, r and S, for $25
cash and $12 so per month without inter-
est. See advertisement.
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The Board of Trustees of the City of Sacra-
mento ordain as follows
Section l, There shall be established in the
city of Sacramento public market for the dis
play, sale and trans shipment of fruits, veget-
ables, wood hay and all sorts of agricultural
products to be held and conducted under such
regulations as may hereafter be prescribed.
Section 2.;The ground necessary for said
market and the most convenient location for the
same is the space bounded on the north by the
alley between II and l streets of said city; on
the south by street. on the east by Fifth street
and on the west by Third street, and said space
is hereby selected for said market.
Section g. As soon as the ownership of the
various subdivisions of said tract can be ascer-
tanned it shall be the duty of the City Attorney
to institute the necessary proceedings for the
condemnation of so much thereof as has not
been secured to the city by voluntary agree
ment of the owners.
Section 4 This ordinance shall take effect
from and after its passage.
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THE Boy VIOLIN VIRTUoso.-The young
and already somewhat celebrated boy vi
olinist, Eugene o'Connell, will give con-
cert at the Metropolitan the second week
in September, assisted by his sisters, Mary
and Margaret, two highly accomplished pi-
anists. Young O'Connell is about to go to
Europe to continue his musical studies,
and great future in the musical world is
predicted for him. The lad is now 20 years
of age and native son of California, Oak
land being his birthplace.
RELETTING MAIL MESSENGER CONTRACT
The service of carrying the mail between
the Sacramento Postoffice and the depot is
to be relet, and bids for that purpose will
be received up TO 10 A. NJ. of Thursday
August 18th. Persons desiring to obtain
the contract can gain full information as
to requirements, by applying at the Post
office. and can then file their proposals in
due form.
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MARRIED.

Stockton. August 17-By Rev. Fl B. Heaeock, J.
W. Ross, of Sacramento, to Mary A. Cox, OF
Stockton.
South Bend. Ind. August 21-s. ]. Holsinger, OF
Sacramento, Cal, TO Charlotte F. Holsinger, OF
South Bend.
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ALsIp & Co. offer lots in block Nine
tenth and Twentieth. r and S, for S25
cash and So so per month without inter-
est. See advertisement.
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WArKRsELoNs on ice Will they sell
| should think they do. Where can they
be gota At the California Market, 712 K
street.
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Ii you want the very best piano and at
the same time the most durable, buy only
the Mathushek piano, the only solid iron
frame piano with the tuning pins pushed
in. See them at Cooper's Music Store. :
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In connection with the above the COM
mittee suggests the adoption of the follow
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ONLY SEVEN LEFr.-All of the lots in
the Sherman & Parker tract have been
sold. ANY remaining after tonight are
raised in price TO S175 for inside, and S225
for corner lots.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-21
New Sugar Prccees~A

The march Of Improvement In n,auufactur-
Ing methods has invaded the sugar industry.
There IS now in competition WITH the diffusion
process Invented by Ex-Governor Yarmouth,
Of Louisiana, what, II its merits be 10. over
stated, is formidable rival By diffusion,
The sugar o. the cane Is extracted IN tie form
Of g very weak l.qnii cornposcd largely os
water. 1t is claimed that 10 pounds Of
sugar vii be produced by tbs 81 stem from q
ton q cane, gain Of sb0Cs 50 T1s cent Oh
the results ob:ainable BY the Old sys1e.n BIT
tie solution i 50 weak ths. getting ria Il The
water BY evaporation Amos. staorbs The
value 81 the additional sugzr gained Mr
Yasgan, q ToleIo. o.. invented, about year
ago. system Of multiple eject evaporation.
which, il is said, vii oveTstep tbs o. teton.
BY his Esethcd tie evaporation Is performed
viihia coils o. pipe surrounded by s.eazl or
other keating nahum. bu; q sE1aI Quantity
Ct liquid being within ths col q, eny GIG
time. The E1zin advantage claimed for Tie
system is economy O. fneL Tic machines are
sutoEnatlc, and The system Is sppl5caLse 70
glce, wood palP, Liquors, coDiensed Elk,
csrss,c soda, e;e-DeDo-esss AouttIy.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-21
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WICHITA INFiRMERY

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Wichita eagle., 1887-10-21
aALAoe or THE eouRNE.

sWhas goal remains for piigTim1 feee
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Altar, where sea and sunrise meek,
Tall portals bathed IN gold and TeA
From either door o carven head 4
Smiles down on men full drowsilie
Mid mystic forms Of men outspread
Between the Gates OF Irorae.
Now IL beyond lie town or street
know not, nor hath any said,
Though tongues wag fast and winds ore neets
Some say that there men meet the dead,
Or flmy pharsons in their stead,
And some. ut leads TO Arcade"
In soeth know not. yet would tread
Between the Gates of Ivorie.
For surely there sounds music sweet,
With fair delights and perfumes shed,
And all things broken made complete,
And found again things forfeited;
All this for him who scorning dread
Shall read the wreathen fantasie,
And pess where no base soul hath SPED,
Between the Gates Of Ivorie
y,yoY.
All, Princess. grasp the golden thread,
Rise up and follow fearlesslie,
By high desire and longing led
Between the Gates Of Iyorie.
Graham r. Tomson in Harpe:'s Magazine.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-21

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